near Cadiz, exploded after a red hot shell penetrated its magazine. Daly's reputed daughter by Dorothea Jordan, Frances Alsop, took to the stage and died in America in 1821. His stepdaughter, Jane Lyster (the child of Mrs Daly's first marriage), married William Jameson, KC, and was mother of William Jameson of Fort Lyster, President of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 1861. By 1821, following expiry of his patent, Frederick Edward Jones had paid more than £25,500 to Daly and his family pursuant to the arrangements agreed at the time of Daly’s retirement. Notes External links The Trial of John Magee for Printing and Publishing a Slanderous and Defamatory Libel, Against Richard Daly, Esq. J. T. Gilbert, A History of the City of Dublin, Vol. II (1859) References Personal sketches of his own time, Sir Jonah Barrington, 1830 Dictionary of Irish Biography'', pp. 31–32, Cambridge, 2010 Irish male stage actors 18th-century Irish male actors 18th-century Irish businesspeople Irish theatre managers and producers 1758 births 1813 deaths Alumni of Trinity College Dublin